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Graduation certificate of King's College London, King's College London, the world's top comprehensive research university.

Founded on the banks of the Thames in 1829 by George IV and the Prime Minister, the Duke of Wellington, UCL is the founding college of the University of London.

It is also a founding member of the Russell University Group, and is also known as the Golden Triangle School together with Oxford University, Cambridge University, University College London, London School of Economics and Political Science, and Imperial College London.

As the fourth oldest university in England and one of the most difficult institutions of higher learning in the UK, KCL admissions are also known as & lquo King's "/Women" rquo.

At the same time, KCL is still funded by the royal family due to its pure blood.

The current patron is Queen Elizabeth II, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer is the Queen's only daughter Princess Anne, worthy of the name "the king's university" rquo.

According to the latest rankings, KCL is ranked 31st in the 2021 QS World University and 35th in the 2021 World University.

2021 U.S. News World University Ranking 34th, 2020 World University Academic Ranking 47th. 2020 World University Impact Ranking 9th in the world.

By November 2020, 14 Nobel Prize winners, 1 Turing Award winner, 2 Lasker Award winners, 3 Oscar winners, and 1 Emmy winner were born among the alumni of the college.

And many celebrities in politics, business and culture, including 19 heads of state or government, and 37 current members of the British Parliament.

Including the 'lquo particle' rquo Peter & Miot, father, Nobel Laureate in Physics; Higgs.

Bentley founder Walter & Miot Bentley, writer Thomas & Miot; Ha, poet John & Miot; Keats and female writer Woolf.

In addition, most of KCL graduates are engaged in finance, law, education, retail, medical and other industries. Popular employers include Citibank, HSBC, Barclays, BBC, L'Oreal and more.

In addition, King's College London is a member of the "Science and Engineering FRY (SES-5)".

On May 9, 2013, King's College London, University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, University of Southampton, Imperial College London, and University College London initiated and established the Science an Engineering South Consortium.

This is the UK's strongest group of research-intensive universities and one of the world's leading centres for science and engineering research.